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The Anniston, Alabama Police Department, as part of the Anniston/Oxford Public Safety Partnership site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support to one representative to attend the IACA online training courses starting in January 2021 and ending in March, 2021.
The Cleveland Public Safety Partnership site requested a crime analysis assessment. Julie Wartell was selected to fulfill the request and provided a final report with recommendations in August 2021.
The Tulsa County, Oklahoma District Attorney’s (DA) Office, as part of the Tulsa National Public Safety Partnership Site, is requesting technical assistance to increase its understanding of the impact of the McGirt v. Oklahoma (2020) Supreme Court of the United States case on crime victims, case flow, and case outcomes. The report development occurred between February 8, 2020–August 27, 2021.
The Oxford, Alabama Sheriff's Office, as part of the Anniston/Oxford Public Safety Partnership site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support to two representatives to attend the IACA online training courses starting in October 2020 and ending in December, 2020.
The Wichita, Kansas Police Department, as part of the Wichita Public Safety Partnership site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support to one representative to attend the IACA online training courses starting in October 2020 and ending in December, 2020.
The Anniston, Alabama Police Department, as part of the Anniston/Oxford Public Safety Partnership site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support to one representative to attend the IACA online training courses starting in October 2020 and ending in December, 2020.
The Anchorage, Alaska Police Department, as part of the Anchorage Public Safety Partnership site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support to three representatives to attend the IACA online training courses starting in October 2020 and ending in December, 2020.
The Amarillo, Texas Police Department, as part of the Amarillo Public Safety Partnership site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support to three representatives to attend the IACA online training courses starting in October 2020 and ending in December, 2020.
The Orlando, Florida Police Department is requested assistance implementing their Real-Time Crime Center. IDEA Analytics LLC was selected to fulfill this request and delivered a final report with recommendations in August 2021.
The Los Angeles County, California Sheriff’s Department (LASD) in partnership with Crime Survivors, Inc., requested assistance developing a formal grant strategy to assist with identifying and documenting current and future grant needs related to serving victims of crime, and with matching current and future needs to forthcoming public and private funding opportunities. Joan Brody was selected to fulfill the request and delivered a final grants strategy in August 2021.
